Yoga, mindfulness and relaxation designed specially for kids ages 3 and older.

Resources for providers, programs and families with young children from the Governor’s Office of Early Childhood Development

Envision Unlimited’s Community Living Program provides a variety of residential living arrangements and supports to adults with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (IDD). Services are individualized and person-centered. The intent is to assist each individual to live in the community in a setting most aligned with his/her preferences and those of his/ her guardian. In-home respite is prioritized for individuals who are not receiving any other funded service and who are on the PUNS wait list.

What if parents get sick and can’t take care of their child(ren)? Where do they start? Family Voices created this Child Care Options resource to help families plan for childcare if they are deported. Getting sick is different, but the need for pre-planning is similar.

Helps teachers and parents get kids moving with short interactive activities. Desk-side movement helps kids achieve more by keeping them engaged and motivated throughout the day.

This page from the Governor’s Office of Early Childhood Development contains information and resources on emergency child care for essential workers, child care providers and volunteers who want to offer support.

Information from the Illinois Early Intervention Clearinghouse

Information from the Illinois Early Learning Project

This website has objects from the Museum’s collection along with other Museum’s collection around the state. Each object has a photo and a detailed description.

A variety of online resources designed for K-12 teachers that span the curriculum.